Early preview 0.1 · macOS

Your screen, directed.

AutoCine records your Mac and gives every click a close-up. The camera zooms toward each click and eases back out on a spring. Edit locally, or connect an MCP-capable AI client to find moments, write cuts and verify the result.

See the MCP workflow

Record everything. Find it by what you said.

Local MCP server

Let the model edit the take, not guess at the timeline.

AutoCine exposes the same non-destructive engine used by its editor through standard MCP. Any compatible client can inspect structured activity, locate spoken phrases, write an edit and look at the rendered result before export.

  1. 01 Orient describe_session

    Read beats and existing edits before requesting individual frames.

  2. 02 Locate find_in_transcript

    Resolve what was said to a source timestamp instead of guessing.

  3. 03 Edit add_cut · adjust_zoom

    Write explicit, reversible decisions to the project's edit spec.

  4. 04 Verify preview_frame · render_video

    See the real renderer's output, self-correct, then export.

Know the boundary. AutoCine stores source recordings and edit specs on your Mac and does not upload them itself. A connected MCP client may send returned transcript excerpts, metadata or preview frames to its configured model provider. That transfer follows the client's data controls.

Free and open source · Apache-2.0 · signed Mac download later